This bank post sits within CHEC's new NHS Community Gynaecology Service, which is being launched now. The physiotherapist assesses and treats women with pelvic health and urogynaecology conditions, working autonomously with evidence-based rehabilitation programmes aimed at reducing referrals to secondary care. Because the service is new, the post also contributes to developing its community-based offer. Fit depends on HCPC registration and a postgraduate pelvic health qualification, with an enhanced DBS check possible.
What the job involves
- Assess, diagnose and treat women with incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic floor dysfunction
- Assess, diagnose and treat women with chronic pelvic pain, pregnancy and postnatal pelvic health issues and menopause-associated pelvic floor disorders
- Work autonomously, delivering evidence-based interventions and rehabilitation programmes
- Help reduce the need for secondary care intervention
- Contribute to developing innovative community-based services
What’s required
Qualifications
- Degree in Physiotherapy
- Postgraduate qualification in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
- Membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Registration & licences
- HCPC registration
Experience
- Significant women's health physiotherapy experience
Skills & knowledge
- Excellent clinical reasoning and communication skills
Checks & eligibility
- Enhanced DBS check, if required
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
